The elevators in the Seattle Sheraton are fitted with buttons that allow their riders to rain earthquakes upon the Pacific Northwest. This power is largely used for good, and that is rather affirming — people really are quite nice.
Earthquake-causing elevator discovered in Seattle Sheraton
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